Examples of using Language act in English and their translations into Russian
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The Language Act.
The observer for Finland presented information on recent developments to protect the rights of the Saami minority in Finland, such as the Language Act and the new Saami Act. .
Welsh Language Act 1993.
Being able to provide a better general picture of the situation requires, however,considering the information that will be available in the report under the Sámi Language Act.
Language Act and Sámi Language Act. .
The programme also states that the Language Act will be updated to secure the rights of language minorities.
The Language Act accords the task of controlling the implementation of the requirements to the Language Inspectorate and also stipulates compliance monitoring procedures.
If the public administration and information in the Estonian language are guaranteed, the Language Act allows public administration and information also in foreign languages e.g. Russian, English, Finnish, etc.
The Language Act came into force on 1 July 2011.
Chapter 5 of the Act also includes provisions on parties engaging with the administrative authorities that do not know Finnish orSwedish, the official languages of Finnish authorities in accordance with the Language Act.
In bilingual municipalities, the Language Act requires that all toponyms have both a Finnish and a Swedish name.
Once the issue of financing the transmission of"Ostankino" had been resolved, the Estonian authorities put forward a new and manifestly contrived pretext- that Russian-language broadcasts without simultaneous translation into Estonian, which was impossible in practice for purely technical reasons,contravened the State Language Act.
The Language Act(1988) recognizes French and English as official languages of Canada and recognizes the Yukon's Aboriginal languages. .
The Committee is concerned that, while the Equal Treatment Act prohibits discrimination against an employee or potential employee based on criteria such as nationality(ethnic origin),different treatment due to Estonian language proficiency is not considered discrimination if such treatment is permitted by the Public Service Act or the Language Act.
The State Language Act stipulated that the State should support the teaching of both the official language and their native language to children.
He also wondered why the Language Act which had come into force in January 1996 stipulated that school reports should be in Slovak only.
The Language Act does not prohibit the use of other languages besides Estonian in public information, and in Ida-Virumaa, the Russian language is also used to convey public information.
This Act took effect at the same time as the Language Act, emphasizing similarly the obligation of the authorities to ensure on their own initiative that the linguistic rights are secured.
The Language Act also permitted the use of a language other than Estonian for the purposes of local government in areas where the majority of the population was non-Estonian-speaking.
The quality of the Sami's linguistic rights under the Language Act should be assessed by comparing them to the Sami's right to maintain and develop their own languages and cultures, as laid down in the Constitution Act. .
The State Language Act had been adopted in accordance with article 6(1) of the Constitution; under paragraph 2 of that article it was envisaged that a law on the use of languages other than the State language in official communications would be adopted.
The completely revised Language Act, which is applicable to the national languages of Finland- Finnish and Swedish- entered into force at the beginning of 2004.
The Sámi Language Act is further binding on state enterprises and state-owned companies(section 17) and, subject to certain conditions, private entities performing public administrative functions in the Sámi homeland section 18.
The Constitution of Finland, the Language Act, the Sámi Language Act and sectoral legislation contain provisions on the right of the population to receive services in their mother tongue Finnish/Swedish/Sámi.
The Sami Language Act in Finland, adopted in 2003, contains provisions on the right of the Sami to use their own language before the courts and other public authorities, as well as on the duty of the authorities to enforce and promote the linguistic rights of the Sami.
Although the situation did not pose a problem, the Language Act, a progressive piece of legislation, made a point of guaranteeing language rights and stipulating that in the schools Swedish speakers must learn Finnish and vice versa.
The Language Act does not prevent the delivery of education or cultural and artistic activities in the mother tongue see paragraphs 104- 110 on the right to education and training, as well as paragraphs 111- 119 on the right to equal participation in cultural activities.
The Committee welcomes the amendment to the Language Act(para. 23) entered into force in March 2007 which provides for the use of a foreign language or a special regional linguistic form alongside the original text in Estonian on public signs, signposts, announcements, notices and advertisements.
Pursuant to the Language Act, a report is submitted periodically to Parliament(the first report was given in 2006), and a report required by the Sámi Language Act will be submitted to the Sámi Parliament in 2007.
Pursuant to the Language Act, those who pass the Estonian language proficiency examination receive, via the National Examination and Qualification Centre, compensation for the language studies, which is currently 384 Euros for every language level.